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With AMD and NVIDIA threatening to develop their own USB 3.0 spec if they didn't receive the USB 3.0 host controller spec from Intel soon, on Wednesday Intel released the Extensible Host Controller Interface (xHCI) draft specification revision 0.9 for USB 3.0 (also known as SuperSpeed USB). The release of the spec effectively ends their dispute with Intel.
in Video Games
via Gamers.com @ 10:33 18th Aug
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FabulaTech has opened the gates to Linux to make use of the products a success. USB over Network Server and USB for Remote Desktop for Linux available now.
in Open Source
via ITworld.com @ 7:51 4th Aug
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USB hacking is certainly not new, we have been building Linux shells on USB keys for years. The U3 USB drive from SanDisk really changed our methods of launching hacks.
in Computer Security
via NetworkWorld @ 0:20 5th Sep
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USB 4-Port Round HubThe USB 2.0 4-Port Round Hub not only holds your electronic devices, it rotates to accommodate your flash drive, peripherals, or other gadgets. At a size of 72 x 45 x 45mm and a weight of 65g, the hub supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista, MAC OS X, and Linux. When not in use, the hub can stack to save space. We think that the multi-colored chromatic design makes it fun to play with and we really dig the minute $12.00 price.
in Blog Watch
via Gear Live @ 2:07 8th Aug
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Intel releases a near-final spec that all USB vendors can use to make products that can run 10 times faster than USB 2.0.
in Web Developer
via Internet News @ 5:26 15th Aug
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Given that you can pick up a four port USB hub for about five quid these days, there's no economic value in converting an old VHS cassette tape into one (particularly as you need to buy a USB hub to make it work anyway, but for sheer nostalgia, and for the dream of clogging up your desk with a great big hub rather than a tiny one, this project could be for you.
in Gadgets
via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 12:44 17th Jul
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Puppy Linux is a small (by design) Linux distribution that easily fits on a USB stick. If your computer has the ability to boot from a USB stick (which many do), this can benefit you in a number of ways.
in Linux
via Warp 2 Search @ 12:19 13th Jul
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LawJobsPipeline We received an article at LawFuel yesterday from an Otago University law student, entitled “USB’s Get Degrees” - catchy, eh? The theme of the article was that law students can get degrees - and good grades - by adopting a few tactics that see them fail to attend class, examine prior papers and - of course - rely on the ubiquitous USB stick to swap notes “in dark corners of the library” prior to exams.
in Blog Watch
via Lawfuel @ 0:58 20th Aug
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Samson on Thursday released its StudioDock 3i USB studio monitor speakers with a built-in iPod dock. The speakers also have a USB interface on the rear panel that allows other USB devices or computers to play their audio content. For more traditional sources, the desktop speaker system has an RCA input on the rear, as well as an 3.5mm auxiliary input jack on the front panel, right next to the a headphone output jack.
in Gadgets
via Electronista @ 22:11 17th Jul
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Most of the time USB drives aren’t all that interesting, but this one is at least, if nothing else, entertaining. It is also highly unlikely that anyone would thieve it from you either.
in Computer Security
via Toys And Gadgets @ 12:59 15th Jul
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She brought back the USB Drive and I inserted it to my laptop (Drive D:, E:, F:, G:, H:, I:, J:, it depends on the number of drives exists). After Clicking the Drive Icon the Error Message appears: "
in Computer Security
via Windows Vista Magazine @ 19:46 13th Aug
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Intel has provided chipset makers with a draft specification for a USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Interface (XHCI), making good a promise it made a couple of months ago.
in Top Tech
via The Register @ 12:30 14th Aug
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hardsky submitted thrilling news about everyone's favorite interconnect cable by saying "USB 3.0 is set to deliver data-transfer speeds of up to 5Gb/s, initially over tweaked connectors and wiring and, later, over optical links."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 19:11 14th Aug
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Sure, you might loathe Apple with every fiber of your Windows-running being. But look at this iPod USB stick. It's so cute. How can you hate it? It comes in 1GB and 2GB flavors for £19.95 (about $40, damn weak dollar) and £24.95 ($50). Yep, still adorable. Awwww. No? You probably hated Wall-E too. [BoysStuff via Nerd Approved]
in Gadgets
via Gizmodo @ 18:06 5th Jul
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"The results are anything but trivial. One type of USB drive will run two to three times faster than their slower brothers and, potentially, last 10 times longer."
in Developer
via Linux Today @ 11:16 27th Aug
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Apparently some users of the phoronix forums have been able to extract the Linux filesystem image of SplashTop, add a terminal (and other) programs, and make it installable on standard USB sticks!
in Computer Security
via Neoseeker @ 0:18 31st Jul
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Newer Technology, Inc. (NewerTech®) http://www.newertech.com, t announced the new miniStack® v2.5 FireWire® 400/USB 2.0 powered hub storage solution, a new addition to the NewerTech miniStack line of small footprint, high performance Plug & Play external powered hub storage solutions.
in Photography
via Shutterbug @ 12:54 12th Aug
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We have a java web application and now we have a new request: the client wants to communicate with their USB device using our application. They plug the device into their PCs, open a page of our web application and the page will communicate with the device to get some input. Of course the device must already have proper driver. Comunication here means reading some input from the device.
in Java
via TheServerSide.com @ 11:31 7th Aug
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DETROIT (AP) - General Motors Corp. says it will offer optional radios with USB ports for personal music players on some of its 2009 models.
in MP3
via Canadian Business Magazine @ 14:19 30th Aug
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device access control, and IronKey, Inc., maker of the world's most secure USB flash drive, today announced that they will jointly market a comprehensive, enterprise-grade solution to securely manage the use of portable storage devices within the confines of the corporate network.
in Data Privacy
via Device Management Forum @ 8:26 18th Aug
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Sony Unveils Its First Car Stereo With Unique Zappin(TM) Technology and Direct USB Connection to iPod(R)
in Gadgets
via SmartBrief @ 10:51 30th Aug
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IRVINE, Calif., July 24 /PRNewswire/ -- FiSpace.net, which provides social networking tools for investors, announces the availability of blogs, message boards, and articles regarding the current tumult in the banking industry and related to Wachovia Corporation (NYSE: WB), Washington Mutual, Inc. (NYSE: WM), U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB), Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC), Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) and SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE: STI).
in Blog Watch
via Macro World Investor @ 10:10 24th Jul
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in Handhelds
via Pocket-lint.co.uk @ 10:51 24th Jul
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